The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1915, Page 3

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RO0R0O0IG We own and Operate a Chain It’s Going to Rain New Fall and Winter Suits, Overc and Rain- coats at Gately’s Sat urday Here are three good feasons why are Get your ats we ur bus: of All-Wool property shrun’ Linings, interlinings, felts, haircloths and linen used in the interior of our gar ts are the very best, aking Suits shape-retaining THIRD— It means that our Suits and Coats are built Master tailors—a reason fit correctly by When all facts are known about the Gately Quality we fear no competition. OUR PRICES: $15, $18, $20, $22.50, $25 Men's Hats, Shoes and Out Fash- La- ELLIOTT ‘or oO} ew will V Imp zemas OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT fond w to write his It was thru a not landlady, police say, that ed of several robberi the boy is today the for ving POSLAM HEALS ' ITCHING ECZEMA ENDS DISTRESS Ecarma, acutely distressing « pers’ oft [Richie soothe from many the trial in ever harm Une ought freedom nds that !t merits « Ie ately ir any skin affection. If ordinary toilet Posiam soaps medicated wit and superior for daily use Soap | Totlet and Bath. stamps SEIEIE of 106 Stores in U.S. A. Men! Dress Up sult your conve ‘ou get paid GUELNS 1119-1121 THIRD AVE. Zetween Seneca and Spring Sts. ith THINKS MOLLIE LUCKY 1s wapaper “What ts Mollie Ithose three men ly «or ay going to do with who have sudden over her, Margi Tan't it queer, little book, that ho man can why any man should fall desperately in love wil his sister, Dick thinks Jim F Chadwick Hatton and Pat Sullivar are insane bec they are all interested in Mollie Mollie le a minx should make up her mind long. It isn't right to let fellows dangle. It was only a tle while ago that she was r to run away with Hatton, when she knew-he had a wife ing. Isn't he ‘euch a much’ now that she knows she can have him lawfwiy, without scandal? Person ally, I hope she won't marry hit I think Pat is worth two of him nd so is Jim. They are regular fellows. 1 alway musical Margie befor 8 distrust a chap who ts Hatton play® the plano well to be a real man, I don't ny Paderewakis in th y family never taw am \ yet who did not have a lot of women toddiing around too ick was quite work up to a high pitch My hus «& himevit of anger and, you must re member it is Mollie who is Ket jis married and not you,” I said “For a chap who has alwayy had |more money than he knew what to do with I am quite sure Hatton prove pretty well with the rest of you. He Is greatly tn | Mollie and {t seems to me acted very honorable when 1h away after all the encourag received from Mollie I want Molite marry man she wants to marry confess | would like to arry & man younger than om.” Well, if abe n't they will all get sick aips to hang a grumbled Dick ve with the “Of course, Mo yw that, want to nt for with ad girl onght to ju of marrying any one Dick, do hem = is Honest one of t Mollte? We Hatton, worth a million Do you know, he worth of Diek?” I measure a husband by his money, interrupted with a inugh. “If that Was the etandard tn your case, my dear, you could not have been very worthy 1 ex out the hastened dear, just to show ye idea is, that influence on a true of a husband 1 p I married had 5 cents. Mollie never 1d have bitt my om T said this to add, “I said that you how mone woman's choice did not know you wh and | am « that thinks about money when she thinks of her three swee hearts; besides, Pat Sullivan mands a big salary as manag editor of the daily Jim has enough from to keep any girl in cor “She don't know in she is playing Dick sullenly Rather, the man fister Mollie will be reatest possible have come to love of at woman great est thing In the world for a man to recetve and I am id that few men appreciate it asked Dick ha on his coat tongue and I ck, ish you com what luck asserted that gets your playing in the uck Dick, I think that the loyal preach? awn, as he preparator out (To Be Continued.) SALES LECTURER KEPT BUSY HERE H. L. Fogeima Sheldon Sch Chicago, spoke morning At noon he the Ford plant K befc Club. He wi aturday. Th at the aday Seattle To man's fa make to not know and tation rendered CAPLAN POSTERS uP Los deptet 1 David ¢ tera, as be monste beled hmidt goe a charge of the 4d here. onnection the Tir | STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1915. PAGE 3. ALL THIS FOR 50c A year’s subscription to The Designer, a copy of the new Fall F 300k, and a regular I5e Pattern, fifty No mail filled—you must come to the st Shop Saturday Women’s Outing Gowns at 75¢c ishion all for cents order ore Thii Open Till 10 o’Clock ste values and Secono Ave. at JAMES St Women’s Tailored Suits at $12.50 3 is indeed a small price to pay for good tailoring, good fabric and good style. We assure you excellence Flannel Gowns for made with double Outing women, front and yoke down col nts full length 75c Wash Dresses, in percale or chambray, high or back, turn lar, long sleeves, cut xtra heavy Priced at and size; outing Gir ham, ging but at. w short Me many styles in the lot 4 to 14 yours, 89%, and 1 nizea 2 to a at a Child's Winter Hats, In velvet, plush or come tn black, red or b school or dress wear. Sp values at 79¢ and ton down front or back, low long or for e Toilet Paper Peter Pan Brand, ¢ tissue, large rolls for Saturday § rolls for Men’s $1.50 Shirts 95c A lot of 8 6 crepe Special 25c rts that tak in over 100 in al Shirta with a dered with « cuffs and separate tary The Shirts values at Meus Chambray Shirt pe agli 45c with outing finan. | Men's k fr Negligee Shirts, Ika dot pd ver 89c rough n or ermy m sale Underwear, Shi Men's Cotton Hor and toes of linen Priced, the pair in tan or bingx, with double sole and heels Child’s Patent Shoes $1.49 Patent Leather Shoes for Children, with tops k cloth or tan or red kid; sizes 3 to 6 at $1.25 the pair, and sizes 5% to $1 49 . 8 at Shoes, of box with genuine and insoles 1 to and the patr Boys’ Schoo! ther soles regular $2.50 va Saturday, the pair ues Women's Comfort Shoes, 1 atyle han Misses’ and Shoes, gun style, with wide to 12 at $1,69, and 12% to 2 at Children's metal f or lace but toes es sizes ‘ast color m School $1.98 in all three—even if the price does seem lower than possible to offer good Suits for. A lot of 50 Suits in conservative models, made of broadcloth, serges, poplins and gaberdines. Colors are black, navy, brown and green. Special $12.50 Coats, in come in cardinal, Girls’ Sweater 8 to 14 years ‘omen'’s House aterials summer at Dresses, in sizes i to 2, sold all $1.25 Priced age 69c bpage ti aly sizes oxford and maroon; exceptional $2.50 Trimmed Hats $2.95 Up We charm hundreds of women every week with the xcellence of our styles in Trimmed Hats, and we specialize on Hats under $5. Let us show our spe- cial offerings for tomorrow, priced at $2.95, $3.25, $3.75 and... $3.95 Boys’ Fall We Insist value to Th color Women’s Hose and Underwear Union Suits, weight; high that this is be found in a wide choice in pi and fabric, and made with full lined woo! cassit and in browns, and mixtures. Sizes 8 years. Special for Saturday at Winter Suits for 2% to 8 years Oliver Twist models, ity materials n es stripes and plaids. Pri at the Suit, $5.00, Mie ape the t Women's in the regular fal neck length 75¢ ees sleeves and an Royal Mil ong s make. to Cotton Kood : 10c Black Cashmere Ho men val Misses’ til Where Big Values Abound Women’s Shirts and Drawers 25¢ Jersey Ribbed Underwear, in fall weight; nicely finished gar- ments; shirts have long sleeves ante are ankle length value by plain sizes yarn, made Royal Mills, ly finished; years. Special value at the whi Women's Union Suits, of fine Ie- ular fall weight, with long sleeves, nkle length; Rogwl Mills make. Sizes 10 to 14 oe 90c values . 85 Sc $1.00 Gloves 69c Pick out a pair of Gloves for street or dress wear and save about one-third the price you'd pay elsewhere. Over. feam #ewn, come in gray tan, mode or mahogany, all sizes. Special for tomorrow at Suits $3.98 pest Seatt ttern, | the taped The 8 grays 17 $3.98 of vestee and made of good qual- gray, checks, . $3.50 Knicker Trousers, in cassimere and browns, numbers; sizes 8 to 17 Boys’ years sizes 4 to 6% he pair Wool Union Suits, the kind that Royal Mills make; reinforced knee, heel and fast black all sizes. Priced at, 25c¢ the pair ters, wool Hose, gray or blue; sizes 26 values; speciai, Children’s t Saturday Verimrong” ack; all sizes value for the School ¢ fast special pairs sizes; good heavy weight grays and blues; plated, to Boys’ Gray Fleece-Lined Shirts and Drawers; all priced odd .49c sizes 4 to 16 open seat 98c in maroon, _25¢ the garment Men’s Suits $12.50 and $15 We specialize on Suits at these prices—and therefore we sell Suits for $12.50 and $15.00 that are sold to many stores that retail them at $17.50 to $20.00. You'll get the best value in all Seattle here at ton 8% Fall colors and cuts......... K CYNTHIA GREY’S LETTERS AND ANSWERS Wife Pinte uch long Il send self-a erin ge HE etc., which we ran off, and in the! six years not one had the slightest indignity offered her. Five of those girls married enlisted men, and are most happy, all with healthy, happy children. 1 should like to talk with “Or phan Boy" and see where he got his impressions of the present day enlisted man. | found him to be generally a boy of average family, frequently a college-bred chap, who wanted experience, or with a love disappointment, to whom the army gave poise To me, It has ever been a most interesting consideation to note the fact that the D. A. R.'s, etc., puff and pride themselves on the fact that they are descendants of sold A. J. H. jiers, and then ignore or look down envelopes “Mr,}upon the present soldier, What is the men tt that makes the dead soldier a wonderful hero and the hard work Ing live one a degenerate? | have never been able to see it, uniess it be the spirit Innate in some to think what they possess superior to al! else too CYNTHIA GREY Q.—I am going to be married In a short time. | have been em ployed in a certain office for a few years and am well acquainted with all of the men. | would like to send announcements of my mar riage to them. Most of the men re married, and | know some of their wives and some | do not, and i want to know how to address the In the cases where | do have never seen the “Mr. or envelopes wives, just address to Mr. and Mrs. { Mra." when you ure married, ir wives or not; t .¢M now Miss Grey: Your ‘Orphan Boy” belies the assumed, He should have signed it, “I won't work.” If an he said in hie first letter, he is out of employment, and scorns en he is like many | have tected, as known who were dishonorably dis- cording to charged from the service of Uncle wise should be without police Sam, From his remarks, | feel firemen, on the he either is one of that class if we have them not we ¢unfined his association|them. It would be lovely, with enlisted men of that stripe. | ble, but Is absurd. For six years, in Washington, D.| “Orphan Boy” speaks of the poor C., | handled the social end of the as being the same work for the Sailors’, Soldiers’ and is little informed club, and in that time was does not know that the associated with 5,000 different men, of today is the rich ind boys in all branches of the ser- morrow, and that history proves vice, over 300 of whom | am still that the rich man's second genera in touch with, and most of them'tion Is the pa®r man again? You out of service are prosperous busi-|might divide the world's riches to ness men day and two hence the We had at d¥ones would be beggars again Dear corre spondent he the we man argument of shall teach and at the unpro Ac like and presumption that won't need if possi According to Boy,” of leave ourselves China to Japan. his argument, we name has “Orphan brotherhood same time stment, has person that he poor man man of to always he so Marir years 20 girls constantly our command for the dances, plays, the dit live members of society have; Q.—What will take If “Orphan Boy” wants|from a white skirt? A.—Lemon juice the lemon juice knocking, put on his sunny glasses,/ine spot with salt and get busy doing his share of the| ment several times, work God laid out for us all. \ rinse May | say that | have never seen! a person in want to the knowledge rust the wealth. and salt. first, Repeat tr his share he will have to quit Q.—Please print a ° A.—Break of his little, generously give. cauliflower B. deems enlistment useless. in Washington we had a little girl lost in the woods. After two days of vain search, the enlisted men W were called out, and In two hours drain of properly directed effort, found! pour in her and saved her life. Ie that, ounces of useless? He speaks of “dwarfed, |!et boil green country boys.” 1 should like mustard to see a “dwarfed” country boy, || Water and just befor believe he could get a job in alfrom the stove pour museum. All those | saw in the|1! cup of sugar, army were green only long enough|seed and of tumerte. to go to the “top” for butter chips| Stir thor boil or the key to the parade ground,/and pour into glass Jars and when they got wise there was some other fun “Orphan Boy” needs an enlist ment. It would be good for what's Bi daily the matter with him | at least one MRS, E. BLAIR, » or four | 6321 Wilson Ave sleep seven hours Seattle, Wash. or dispense with and never eat any up 1 Slice 1 white c Cover with b and boil until tender, Put back {nto the saucep: 3% pints of vinegar white mustard seed up twice, Mix % cup with lespoons bbage this in up Q.—What can 1 complexion? athe exercise hour a day, water out of out nts of heavy candy A boy has dance with| @ for Q.—! am agirl of 15. invited A young man me t Would it to go without a A.—N fa dance he sl go toa be proper chaperon? F. V. irl of 15 vmuld go chaperon persor ‘ {uar 1 ex him was standing on a street corn attend The certainly quet tut) human uot naturally Q—About a year ago | changed rings with a girl friend of) | ming, Unfortunately, Io lost her! oo ta neou ring, Should | buy her a new one) ov cits of life, and or ask hep what its value was and Osne end enn pay her the money for it? LEE. [tion for the feelings of A.—You might her to ct the ent one t@ rer € e one you lo In an tance like the t aot f two suld probably speak ommon thers others rose extraordinary abo u paying for it. th spots|cause the girl Dz then cover then wash and recipe for of an enlisted man that he did not|chow-chow and oblige BERNICE, portions and chop 8 peppe and ling salted then an, and 2 removing with ounce of celery once do to clear my KM, who had not me| seen a certain young lady for eight months went up to Wer when she |} [° Now, whose place was It to speak first? 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